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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23429, 19 August 1939, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION Jg.UCKLAND &.gONS, LTD.. J£OHEKOHE, M on D AY, A UGUST 21, ; : ' AT 1 P.M. ALFRED AUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.. have received instructions from MR. CHARLES TEE, Kohekohe, who has sold his Fariii, to sell as above. rjpjiE yyHOLE OF THE jQIVE AND J)EAD gI'OCK. JERSEY COWS, in miik. r, JERSEY IIEIF'ERS. in milk. " 0 YEARLINGS. \ . (f CALVES. ' 2 BREEDING SOWS. 1 3-YEAR-OLD FILLY, all work. 1 Albion Mower (as new). Gate Sweep. S.H. Sweep, Plough, Grass Harrows, Konaki. Ton Spring Cart and Harness. Chains and Swiriglctrees. Cow Covers. Ton E.phos., Plain and Barbed Wire, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone. 1.0 W.L. Hens, Farm Tools, etc.; Household Furniture, Wireless Set, Largo Budgerigar Cage, Sundries, etc. QLEVEDON gALEYARDS, M ONDAY, A UGUST 21, AT 12 NOON. H E CATTLE. 80 M.S. HOGGETS;' Entries Solicited. % ~ fELEN S VILLE • ALE YARDS, rpUESDAY, AT 11.30 A.M. Onn PIGS—PORKERS, BACONERS. i£UU STORES AND WEANERS. nr HEAD CATTLE, 10 Also, .' • 20 FAT WETHERS. Entries Solicited. QORONATION v "fyJANGERE, rjHUESDAY. £9, AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD., have received instructions from MR.. J. D. HASTIE, Mangere, who has leased hi« property, to Sell as above, rp H E DAIRY HERD. H E R D. 7f| DAIRY COWS, principally ShortlyJ horns, in full milk and aue to calve. 1 STOCK PONY. * 40 COW COVERS. - V AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The Vendor ha« been milking for town supply over a number of years, and by careful selection built up a high-class herd. Our representative has inspected the cows, advises them in excellent condition, and thoroughly recommendable to intending purchasers. Luncheon Provided. -jyj-AUNGATUROTO gALEYARDS/ * gPECIAL rpiMBER gALE. ' rpUESDAY, 22 '■* AT l P.M. * . V QnnnFT. FRESH CUT TIMBER. OvUU • Comprising: t 2000 Ft—3 x 2 and 4.x •_>. 0.8. R. 2500Ft —0 x 1, Heart and O.B.Boards. IOOOFt—I. x 2, 5 x 2, '1 x 3. Heart .Totara. lOOOFt—Match Lining. oOOFt.—2 x 2 Heart Totara. Also: . ... : QUANTITY MA CR O CARP A AND PINE TREES. JMPORTANT I^OTICE. . PLEASE NOTE: ALE, ■ ADVERTISED fcuß , . /JiHURSDAY, A UGUST 24 HAS BEEN CANCELLED. ' AIT AKARURU JJUIIDAY, J^L JRU gALEYARDS; A UGUST 25, AT 12 NOON. OAA HEAD CATTLE, A.UU Including: ' . . „ •iO TARANAKI-BRED JER. HEIFERS, close to profit. . .. ;_w 30 SPRINGING COWS & HEIFERS. 20 BEEF COWS. . * 50 BONER AND STORE COWS. Entries Solicited. ANNUAL gPRiNG- JJORSE »jpAiß; J>UKEKOHE JJORSE. "gAZAAJBL rpHURSDAt AN*D pRIDAY, A DGUST 24 AXD 25, AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP EACH DAY., onn HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. L\J U Comprising:—-.-. 50 UNBROKE:*. HORSES AND ENTIRES. , Including:— '■ On Account of the Est. E. F. Muir, Onewhero. 14 3 AND 4-YEAR-OLD UNBROKEN COLTS AND FILLIES. On Account of a Client, ■>*. 1 S-YEAR-OLD GREY HACK STALLION; quiet and sound. On Account of Mrs. T. Varley, 1 RISING 5-YR.-OLD CLYDESDALE ENTIRE "Fernleigh Conqueror," for absolute sale. 50 HACK AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. . . Including:^— On Account of Mr. P. Phillipps, Helensville. THE SHOW HORSE AND HUNTER "TONY." bro. gelding, 9 years old. On Account of tHe Est. E. G. Phillipps, 1 PONY. On Account of Mr. "W. Hosking,1 4-YEAR-OLD BAY GELDING, by . "Surprise Journey"—Worthy Bond. 1 TROTTING GELDING; "NELSON LUVAN." Ex Hastings, - 5 GOOD HACKS, great jumpers. 100 WORKING HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Including:— ' - Special Consignment from the South Island, consisting of EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD MARES. '4 to S years old. if? FIRST-CLASS GELDINGS. 3 to .9 it' years old. Thoroughly broken to all farnt implements, and can be recommehded. On Account of the Estate E. G. Phillipps, Helensville. it 5 M.D. MARES AND GELDINGS, broken to poles And chains. On Account Mr. George Lyons, 2 3 - YEAR - OLD L.D. GELDINGS, broken to chains. ' i On Account of Mr. Ben Tippins, Pdkekawa. 1 RISING O-YEAR-OLD MARE,' all . farm work. > On Account, of Mr. P; R. Hifchen, 1 11-YEAR-OLD 3 / -D. GELDING, all work. -' ■ ; - ■ ORDER OF SALE. FIRST DAY*.—Unbroken Horses,' Entires, Hacks and Light Harness Horses. .L. SECOND DAY.—-Working Horses of all Classes. Entries Solicited. . !? gEASON. WAIUKU—:FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. PUKEKOHE (FRANKLIN ■ JERSEY BREEDERS). TUESDAY". SEPTEM- . BER .12. ■ . PUKEKOHE—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. KUMEU—THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21'. W AIT AKARURU THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. .< QOUNTRY gALES ' ' - OLEVEDON—MONDAY. August, 21. KOHEKOHE (Sale Mr. Chas. Tee)—MONDAY. August 21. HELENSVILLE—TUESDAY. August 22i MANGERE (Sale Mr. J. D. Hastie)—TUESDAY. August 22. MAUNGATUROTO (Timber SaIe)—TUES DAY, August 22. PUKEKOHE SPRING HORSE FAIRTHURSDAY AND FRIDAY/August 24 and 25. WAITA KARURU— FRIDAY. August 25. WAIUKU (Pig SaIe)—MONDAY. August 28 KUMEU—TUESDAY, August 20. PUKEKOTTV—THURSDAY. August 31. „ TURUA—FPTDVY. September 1. ■ WAIUKTT—FRIDAY. September 1.. KTRTKOPUNI—MONDAY, September 4. PUKEKOHE (Dairy SaIe)—MONDAY. September 4. HELENSVILLE—TUESDAY. September 5. WET,T.RFOnn—TUESDAY, September 5. * MAUNGATUROTO—FRIDAY. September S. PUKEKOHE (Horse SaIe)—FRIDAY, Sep. iember 9. WATTAKARURU—FRTDAY. September 8. WAIUKU (Bull SaIeN—FRIDAY, Septembers JgUCKLAND & g°NS, LTD. AUCTIONEERS TYPISTS; CAMPBELL'S ail descriptions.—ll Slinrtlrmajflf Ph. 4R-042 T?XPERT Typing, Slenog.. Duplicating, J-' Translations.—Margaret Wynne, DingWall Bldg. Competent, permanent staff. 40-741 T\,f.ISSES B A STEM, Typists,.'. Stenographers, ■l'J- Dunlicatists.—Victoria Arcade: 40-742. TV/fTSS HANTON, Confidential Public TypiVl in<r Duplicating—Vrilrnn Blrle., 30-114. A UCKLAND'S Foremost Coach,- Norrie -1 Bell, at Watts' Sports Depot No in--V. BcH, a t Watts' Sport« Depot No increase in fees—Phone 45-412 r : LAWN TENNIJ /^OACHING- given on Private Conrt by V Banks.—Particulars, Phone 2S-3«5.